Hushymushy... di mana ada racun hifi... di situ saya ada hahaha

My gear basic only.... dream of having projector shattered... due to hall limitation... frust...

With proper amplification and speaker... sure ok one putting speakers behind screen.

Whenever you are free... come over lah... looonnggg time didnt see u....

max, his new room gonna be awesome!!..
he has a capable hifi lover contractor 

plan ahead for dolby atmos/dts mda. in case it becomes mainstream.
which it almost certainly will, judging from the amount of new movies mixed to the format.

LOL,

Talking abt too much time - I went surfing at Hifi4Sale n there is a decent sub for sale at 3k.. keke .. Rythmik LV12s - ported .. thou'

Sold by non other than our bro ...


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can i know how much tax need to be paid to our custom to clear for monoprice?

hi guys....need some recommendation here

i have a budget of about rm4k for a fixed screen
looking at 120" size....any good recommendations?

Paskal,
Wat to do, owner never allow me bigger project..lol
anyway the speaker excels in large scale imaging, dynamics and full-bodied midrange to give u the 'realisme' feel
will post the sub later when its done veneering

if u like to hear a bigger speaker, do come to this year KLAV mariott show. I have prepared an exciting 7 feet tall speaker..pls intro urself when u see me..
The demo will be conducted in a fully analog rig system
peter32,
Surround ideally shd be similar speaker as the front if budget allows it

Max sifu,
dun char kow me lar..keke
why dun we have lunch together daily during klav show..even better
whic room r u at this year

Can explain how does the ddrc-24 work in home theater setup ? I am total noob in dsp

What about playing blurays which have DTS Master Audio that supports a maximum of 24bit 192KHz. I think even DTSX support up to 24 bit 96 KHz. When you say that people with DSD64 384KHz audio files and 24bit 192KHz FLACs may be disappointed, then people who play blurays will also find the Dirac DDRC-88A not suitable. Have I got anything wrong here? Please correct me if I am wrong.

The Dirac specs page for DDRC-88A mentioned the internal processing and sampling rate at 32bit 48KHz BUT did not say anything about the Audio Input Connectivity, BUT both the nanoAVR HDA and nanoAVR stated the Audio Input Connectivity supported sample rate from 44.1k to 192kHz which is within the bluray audio specs.

Also, what about people who uses XLR connections from Pre-Amp/AV Processor to 7.1 channel Power Amp... so, will Dirac nanoAVR HDA or nanoAVR DL be better for Home Theatre using HDMI connections, without using RCA connections? Dirac nanoAVR HDA and nanoAVR DL have 2 HDMI inputs and 1 output.

https://www.minidsp.com/products/ht-series/nanoavr-dl

https://www.minidsp.com/products/ht-series/nanoavr-hda

Obviously SSJBen is giving the thumbs up  :thumbsup: to his Dirac DDRC-24 for his subs. I think the Dirac DSP products should be better than Audyssey or YPAO so what is the situation for people who wants to use the entire 7.1.2 channels (with Atmos/DTSX) with XLR connections to different power amps. Will nanoAVR HDA or nanoAVR be the one that is suitable in such cases? If it is and if it is better than Audyssey, Room Perfect or YPAO, then Dirac is a viable alternative for better room acoustics solution.

This is unfamiliar territory for me so I hope you or SSJBen will be able to clarify clearer for me.

Is just another different type of auto correction like YPAO or mcacc

Indeed is powerful. I am just too lazy to do it. 😜

What about playing blurays which have DTS Master Audio that supports a maximum of 24bit 192KHz. I think even DTSX support up to 24 bit 96 KHz. When you say that people with DSD64 384KHz audio files and 24bit 192KHz FLACs may be disappointed, then people who play blurays will also find the Dirac DDRC-88A not suitable. Have I got anything wrong here? Please correct me if I am wrong.

The Dirac specs page for DDRC-88A mentioned the internal processing and sampling rate at 32bit 48KHz BUT did not say anything about the Audio Input Connectivity, BUT both the nanoAVR HDA and nanoAVR stated the Audio Input Connectivity supported sample rate from 44.1k to 192kHz which is within the bluray audio specs.